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Two seminarians receive admissio and wear cassock in Alba Iulia
First source report
Two third-year seminarians, Tamás Bodnár and Tamás Kászoni, received admission to candidacy and were invested with the cassock during a festive Mass at St. Michael's Cathedral in Alba Iulia on October 25.
During the ceremony, the two candidates expressed their intention to the bishop to continue their preparation for the priesthood. The investiture serves as an external sign of their daily commitment to Christ.
László Kerekes celebrated the Mass and served as the preacher. He was joined by retired bishop György Jakubinyi, leaders and teachers of the seminary, and several priests.
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- Official source„Vessétek le tehát a régi embert” – admissio és beöltözés Gyulafehérváron
Archdiocese of Alba Iulia · Szerk.
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